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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-23
LIQUOR LICENSES.
1887. LIQUOR LICENSES, 1887.
First Quarterly Statement.
CRY OF SAVANNAH,
OFFICE CLERK OF CoUNCIL,
April ETH 1897

April I<In, 1851. J
THE following is an alphabetical list of all
persons licensed to sch liquor published un-
der nrovisions of section II of tax ordinance for
fSS7i FRANK i. REBARER
Clerk of Council
Nevada County picayune., 1887-07-27
Enn,et EtchinyS,
Cotton shedding since the rain.

Cotton shedding since the rain.
 Buck Andrews at home with his buggy.
 Ben Began says his only (Hope,l is at Mrs. Snell's.
 Don't below so loud boys, you may have to call on Tom, to sign that other bond.
 Ifyou have cat or dog that you want killed, Bot will do the biZ--he is good shot.
 Capt Raves was taken suddenly, vey sick on last Saturday. Over work, I think is the cause. Capt. is over seventy two.
 Pic, Ed Hood was hit on the side on Saturday while playing B. B. Ed was not hurt, but they wal to buy a new ball.
 Oscar Phillips tells me that he has a watermelon weighing Jl pounds and beet that measures 21 inches in circumference. Who next!
 Jimmie Shell is very sick with slow fever. able he will leave this week for Gonzales, Texas, for his health. Sorry to loose such an estimable young man. We need such boys.
 The Rev. Mir. Dodge, of Atlanta, Ga, will assist Rev. Holmes, in the protracted meeting at this place, the lst Sunday in August. Come out everybody and let us have a good time.
 Died of slow fever at his home in Georgetown, Texas, Rev. J. r. Holmes. He was pastor ot the church here, two years. The be- reaved family have many friends here who sympathize with them, believing that he has gone to his eternal rest, and will receive the reward that awaits the faithful. :. He was an energetic worker tor the cause of the Master.
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HoneayiIle Happenings.

Some rain.
 Crops pretty good; cotton splen. did.
 G. B. Neill is happy over the ar rival of fine girl at his honse.
 School District No. 5S is to have a new school house, with a Mason Ic hail attached.
 Our young friend Doc Carnage cut his foot badly, while working the road Monday.
 Some sickness. ]. c. Higgin. bothem and wife have both been very sick; also J. M. Danieil.
 A whisky drummer in this com munity a few days ago. Will not our prohibition friends get to work lest Nevada county is again attlic. ted by the curse that whisky brings
 Wheelers generally disapprove of the action of the County Wheel, in adopting the union labor plat form. It is unconstitutional. The wheel constitution does not per. init the wheel to become a polite, al party, nor an auxiliary to one. Why will certain men preach Il non political and then wrest 1t for the benefit of one! It is to de. cieye. Bro. Wheelers, let us klck ont those frauds and make the wheel what the constitution in tends it 10 be. If legislation is needed, let the wheel petition for it, if certain laws are burdensome remoustrate against them; appeal to the power that Is and not try to form one.
 Our friends w. $. aud E. T. Me Daniel had quiet reynion at their homes Saturday, Sunday and Mon day. Their brother Sam McDan. iel, from Pike county, and their two sisters, Mrs. Mary Harris and Mrs. Bettie Seawood, from Colum- bia county, were visiting them They had not all been together be- fore in fifteen years. lt did Us good 10 see those old people to- gether Monday night. Prayer meeting was held at Mt. Zion church by request. Many ole friends were there, who had known those good old people for long, long years. A grand and glorious time. 1t made our heart leap for for joy to see so many irIends, re- joicing in the hope of Il grand reunion above where parting shaiI tInERT PIKE
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COUNTY NEWS.
Contributed by the Special Cor
 pOmdents of the Picayunc.
BOughton Bubblings.
R. l.. Aaron is going to school,

R. l.. Aaron is going 10 school.
 Mrs. M. l.. Seel is visiting rela- tives at Hope, this week.
 Capt. w. R. White, of Prescott, was in our town Monday.
 George A. Robinson is gone to see his mother in Grant county.
 Miss Hattie Butcher visited her relatives, the family of Mrs. M. Aa. ron, here last week.
 J. Y. Aaron has been quite sick for several days. but the writer is indeed glad to see him able to be up.
 Messrs Seal and Sisson passed through this place last week. en route from Texas to Tenn, with a car load ot ponies.
 Mrs. Fannie A. Price attended church at Prescott, last Sunday, and called on her relatives, the family of Mrs. T. J. Butche.
 J. R. Newton and his sister, Miss Ida, accompanied Ed, \. J, Price to his appointment at Okolona, last Saturday, and report lots to eat and an excellent good time generally.
 II. NJ. Barl,am has gone to assist his brother, Eld. w. R. Barham, hold a meeting at Pisgah church. Did not learn whether Henry an- ticipates preaching or just furnish ing music. suppose it will be the latter, (chin muslc)
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Falcon News.

Prospects for big crop still good.
 Dr. Drake has gone to See his old friend and relative, Dr. Book. CT.
 Farmcrs and merchants are h B state of eXhilaration in this vicinl ty.
 If you want fine Bible. and get the worth of your money, buy one from Mr. Jno. A. Cook.
 Mr. W. C. Milwee has cotton that makes us think of the rich bottom lands of Red river,
 Mir. J. D. PcliS hi. crib ol carn is no mduceinent tJ his hogs. He says they have concluded to die.
 The NJ. DS. are getting pale d round the gills, you can hear them talking and whispering something about good crops, and the distress. ing health ot the neighborhood,
 Mir ". w. Atkinson and ". J. TompkinS, have lot of horned cattle. they wish to exchange for hornless cattle. Say, they are tir, ed of boring hollow horns iu ol,l cows.
 Mir. Compton, who lives miles west of Falcon, thinks ba has inuud a silver miae on his place. The vein is large md intense and has all the characteristics Of pure Argentine ore.
 'HN .He N. R.
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ALBERT PIKE
Glendale Gossip.

A good ralu. in consequence oi which we feel much better.
 \ few cases of sickness to report this week.
 Mrs. r. Norman, is spending a week with sick relatives near Emmett.
 We had the pleasure of forming the acquaintance of Dinah," one of the PIc's county correspoh- dents, last week.
 Some patches of sorgum nearly ready for the mill. About thirty acres in this neighborllood, X move in the right direction. for if our farmers would raise every thing possible at home it would be better for them if notquiie so good fol the merchant. e.
 Horne--Canlder.-Married at the residence of the brides parents on Thursday evening July 2lst, by the Rey. John Lowdermilk, MT, James Horne. to Miss Jennie Caulder. Well, Jim, We c0ngratu' late you in taking this important step and we are almost persuaded to believe from several and certain indications that others will follow your example in the near future, Never be ashamed or afraid to set a good example.
 IONGFELIDM.
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Frienllship Fudgings.

X horse swap.
 "Charles DewOody.'
 If you want to know all about it ask Charles Andrews.
 The thermometer registered go degrees in the shade here, this week. s4.-t ......... Prof. Chandler delivered an in- teresting address to the Sunday school at Harmony church, last Sunday.
 Rev. Mir. Armstrong preached all excellent sermon on the gener- al rules of the NJ. E. church South, last Sunday at Harmony.
 A much needed rain fell here Thursday night Cotton was in- turing very fast, and had the hot dry weather continued n few days longer the crops would haue been an entire failure.
 "Ye seriben attended a picnic at Forest Hill church, last Tues. day, which wasa most enjoyable occasiou, the hot weather eXcep- ted. Lively vocal music led bA Mir. Reed greeted the assembling crowd which filled the house by 10 o'clock a m. Capt. c. A. Bride well, of Hope, then entertained the audience for about iJ minutes with an excellent Sunday school address. About ll:30 o'clock din ner vas aunonuced: and a table loaded with greater variety of the most palatable food it has ever been my pleasure to try 10 do jus tice by. After dinner was over We listened to more charming mu- sic, while the throng of beautiful young ladies and gallant yoIns gentlemen seemed as happy as if sorrow and care were strangers here below, W
 started for ltome with many kind wishes for the good people of Forest Hin netghborhood, aS | am sure did many others, aud feel. ing that they know how to nave Il good picnic and make everybody enjoy il,
 NiLTH'
Nevada County picayune., 1887-07-27

Melons plentiful.
 Ice at J. H. Adams. The sick are improving.
 More pleasant since the rains.
 Mrs. E. F. White is quite sick.
 Butter on ice at B l. HarwOOd's.
 Charlie Shankle visited Guraon Monday.
 Miss Noble Reed of Hope, was up Sunday.
 Mr. R. L. Bright is now located at Malvern.
 Miss Annie Higgins is visiting friends at Hope.
 The roof is being put on the new Catholic church.
 Mir. J. NJ. Milburn and baby wis. ited Hope yesterday.
 W. R. White x Co.'S for choice groceries of all kinds.
 Col. J NJ. Montgomery is at Hot Springs for his health.
 Have not got enough. More chickens wanted by P. Cassidy.
 Mr Tobe Bonner is now clerking for Messrs Hatley & Christopher.
 Mrs w. J, Blake and c. c. Ham, by have been visiting Hot Springs.
 Butter on ice at B l. Harwood's. Go to Foster X Logan Hwd Go. for your fruit cans and jars.
 For a nice ice cold melon call on J. H. Adams at the ice house 4s,o worth of new job type just received. Give us >our order quirk. satisfaction guaranteed.
 Price Cantley is assisting Matt Dennau in the hardware store this week.
 Sid Woodbery was over from Okolona Sunday. but returned Monday.
 Glad to see Mr Will Wigginton back from Kansas, much improved in health.
 A few pairs of those j0c. chil- drens' shoes still on hand at John F.. Portis'.
 When you come to Prescott do not tail 10 bring your poultry to P. Cassidy.
 A good letter from Good Luck" of laneburg. but sorry we lost the letter somehow.
 Batter on ice at B l. HarwOod's.
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To the Breach once More.

Sidney E. Wood is always at upme when he is dong good for the people He is also al home when tile people comes his way. He says he realized sevcaI years ago thai in order to make q success you have ID serve the people aS We'll as yourself.
 It is easy Io trade with the peo- ple and profit them and yourself if you have the money and know how do it. John Barr and forty others can tell you ot trades made by sidney Wood where as many as four men were prollied. So you see if yun wish 10 grow rich you must studv 10 please olners as well as yourself.
 l have twenty seven Hatch wa ,iS that will sell cheap ou time or for cash Will trade them for horses. l have sixty five head of young horses aud some mules that 1 will sell, swap and barter or eN, change for aaNthrng that will ac commodate the people.
 have some secondhand wagons will sell cheap. In fact l can supply you with anything you want except cash nnd if the Lord k wiling and il don't rain too mach will, by the help of inc good people, have some Iaeney to loan you in the near future, Now friends, remember that will sell yuu ;he celebrated llatc!, wagon cheap. Also some celebrated Tex as ponies very cheap. + you get lhtre before ao tell them ] am coming loo. Ydnrs ta e0tuabtad.
 SIDEEf B. Woon,
 "The Peoples Man.
 \. B.--l want several trst,'laSs pure white or coal black horses for my livery stable, and will pay goo | lsices. : l. W,
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Brcathings from Delta.

Crops good.
 Rain plenty.
 Dr. Booker gradually declines. Is now very feeble.
 The Misses Pemberton, of Little Rock, are visiting their kindred around Delta.
 Prof. Clement commenced his school at Pleasant Hill, on the second Monday
 Stock of all kinds are imprcv- ing very fast since pastures have been opened to them.
 Mr. W. c. Dean made flying trip 10 Texarkana, last week, to serve on the jury in the U. $. court.
 Mr. NJ. r. Watts is out from Camden to Delta. visiting his kin. dred at his old home. Tells us he don't like Texas much says he thinks Texas is very much over rated.
 Health generally good, though our fliend and neighbor, MT. $. $. Mitchell and wife had the bad luck to loose their little babe on the l4th inst. The neighbors sym. pathize with them very much.
 We taken in the Lamartine pie nic, and kind reader let me tell you there was the largest crowd of people present on that occasion that 1 have ever seen in that town. When we arrived in about qnar- ter of the public square, we found ourselves almost entirely blocka- ded and a roar of noise, mules praying horses neighing, old peo- pie and children whooping with cough and one could hardly turn round for the ice cream and lem ouade. There were stands with many loads of watermelons and every salesman yelling at the top of his voice trying to attract the most attention and make he best sales. Tie town was crowded with horse jockeys when a coup. le would go off to swap horses the young aud curious would swarm around them like mats i'll the sun- shine.
 Col Danly, of Little Rock, de- Iivored a very eloquent masonic lecture add also i0siillel hu oili cerS oi the lodge.
 The table was formed in hollow square. The old ladies and chIl. dreh as far aS practicable occn- pied the inside and the young la- dies with their sweethearts at their elbows to hold sweet converse while they par,akcn oi one oi the u,ost bountilul and sumi.luous din- ners that have ever seen. The rest of mankind occupied ,he out- side.
 The humble writer estimates the crowd at two thonsand Tie sul has quit shining on more social and hospital people than there is around Ltmartine and Waldo.
 After dinner the people resum- ed their seats. Prof. Davis was called. He answered with d very eloquent and appropriate speech for the occasion. Several others uade short and appropriate speeches.
 There was d platform erected near the old Iainarline spring, for the lovers of pleasure to dance on.
 X couple of young men got rough and had d little listicuiiI, the officers g0bbled them and made each pay over small fine. then turned them loose and let them % on their way rejoicing.
 PALE SORRaL.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-07-27
Don't fail to read the neat doub.

Don't fail to read the neat doub- le column adv. of Mir. s. l.. Bracy, on opposite page. Mir. Bracy is a clever, nice gentleman, and seeks your trade in q legitimate, proper way. Give him your patronage, when in Hope.
 Dr. J. W. Brown and wife of Camden. have been visiting rela- tives and friends here the past week. There are few more clever or popular gentlemen than the Doctor. though he failed to call and give us one Ofhis social chats.
 Several of our citizens are at tending the soldiers re.union at Senter, among them. Messrs F. NJ. Macheu, J. M. Denman, Capt. J. E. Lagrone, w. J. Blake, Sam'l Cantley and w. B. Hawkins. We wish.them lla pleasant time-sorry
 we could not go.
 This editor enjoyed visit at Hope Friday. Glad to see Mrs Summers convalescing, after long illness. MT. B. P. Haynes expects to attend the Southern farmers convention. Atlanta Ga. as d del egate from Hampstead. Sid Wood the peoples man" was in St. Louis, buying buggies for his fine, new livery stable.
 There are many who read the PICAyUNE by borrowing 1t every week, who are able to pay for it. We hear of some prominent dcm- ocrats and greenbackers who are guilty of this littleness. We trust these parties will soon conclude to become regular subscribers. A man who Is able, and wishes to read it should subscribe and pay for the paper. Reader, is it you?
 A few weeks ago when the County Wheel met at Bluff City, Ansley, Jones X Co.,, were on hand and advocated the move for the wheel to adopt the union labor platform, which was done. So the wheel in this county may be said to be delivered over to politics and politicians of the union labor stripe. "Albert Pike", our Honea- vile correspondent justly deplores such a thing.
 Bring all the eggs and chickens that you have for sale, To P. Gas sidy. He will pay highest market price for them.
 Saturday he editor and his wife attended the Caney Hill barbecue, this side of Rosstou, to the left. It was q grand susccess, and was got ton up by the neighborhood, lead by McssrS ]. w. Duke and w. A. Gentry. Mr. Duke superintcnded the barbecuing. which was well done. There were pork, mutton and beef, with plenty of good bread and pies. About 300 peo. pie present and all were filled and lots lef:. Before dinner several appropriate speeches were made under neat bush harhor. Mir. E. T. MrDaniell was marshall of the day. Messrs Hugh Moncrief. w. B. Waller. John E. Portis and J. M. Denman, were also present from Prescott.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-07-27
aGUE BUSTERS.

Ague Busters at Hugh Moncref X Bros
 Don't forget to call for pr. Har- ris at Moncriefs Drug Store.
 Send in your order for job work, We do all work neatly and promp- ly.
 Mrs. J. W. Gardner enjoyed a delightful drive with Mrs. Wiley Hatlcy Friday.
 Mir x T Richmond attended the death. bed of Mir J V Collins at Nashville, last week.
 Mir. s. T. Bailey of Bodcaw, has been bringing in some fine melons. He reports crops tiue.
 The young men have cleaned off new base ball ground near the colored Methodist church.
 We will again run temperance column, commencing next week, to be conducted by the w. C. T. U.
 Mir. J. V. Collins died at Nash vile, Thursday. He formerly liv- ed here, where he made many friends.
 Rev. w. J. Hndspeth returned home Thursday, after preaching in portions of Howard and Sevier counties.
 Mr. !. s. Began, the clever Sheriff ofthis county, with hs fam iilv, are visiting relatives at Area dia and Monroe, La. We enjoyed greatly our trip to the Caney Hill barbecue, Saturday. Our subscription list was cOnsid' erably increased, too.
 Children with bowel troubles, while teething, should not fall to use Hugh's FluX Cordial, Only o!j cts. at Hugh Moncrief X Bros.
 I have moved into the ice house and keep choice goods as cheap as the cheapest. J. II. ADAMS.
 Don't fail to get bottle of Hugh's Flux Cordial. the best in the world. only 25c., at Hugh M0ncricf& X Bro.
 Goldbergs Eye water cures any. ease of ordin"ry sore eyes m 7 or 3 days. Sols by Hinton Drug Co J--Gm
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

ofir for sale rt bargain my farm three and n half miles south of Prescott, contain ing aO0 acrcs; half in cultivation, and under gusi fscc--70 acres frc.hsand. Place well situated. with plentiful supply of good wa- ter; large cypress ,hiugc rno framed barn; 'srge framed gin house, with 10 horse power Amcs engine and 60 saw magnolia gin. Terms reasonable. Call ou or write t0 n'as W. ]. WILLIAMS, f.. eNe Prescott, Ark.
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BtckIcns Arnica Salye.

The best Snive in the world tor Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt 6 lthcum. Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilhlains, Corns, and all skin cruptions, and posi- ,ively cures Files, or no pay re, qu!red. 'lt is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re- fmded. Price 9 cents per box. For sale by Jno. Nj. Milbnrn.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-07-27

.s,A man must look up and be
 hopeful. particularly if he is drink ilig from a jug. There IS more chance for his being hopeful of q cure from disorders of the stou'-
 ach, by drinking Morris Cascarlne.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-07-27
Prof. L. WHITE, THE CELEBRATED CANCER ERADICATOR,

WHO NEVEl; HAS LOST A CASE, where he promised a cure will be at Prescott, Ne vada county. Arkansas, from October lst to November 10th, lss7. All th,'se whol are afflicted with Cancer. will do well to meet
 him here, as he may go back to Texas, where he Is eNpecting to relicse n great many suf- ferers.
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District Conference Notes.

Preaching tonig at the MethO- dist church l'y Rev. J. NJ. G.. Douglass.
 Rev. A. B. Wlngfeld will preach the opening sermon Thursday at II o'clock a. m.
 Rev H R Withers, D. D., will lecture on ''Woman's York;" Fri. day night.
 Rev A. R. Wingield will lecture on Missions, Saturday night.
 Delegates will be coming in w ednesday and Thursday. Let our people give them cordial welcome.
 The District Conference will open Thursday at 9 o'clock, a. m, at the Methodist church.
 One of Hollywood's best citizens, Seaborn May Sr., came to Gurdon last Monday. We taken seat with him in his buggy and went down to the Empire Lumber Company, where he went to sec Prof. Levi White, the great cancer doctor, who never fails to cure where the case hus not run too long Mir. May had deep seated cancer on his cheek which the Professor has entirely taken out and the place it filled is rapidly healing mp, while we were there, that is at the doctors house, he showed Us great many cancers that he had taken out of different persons, varying in size from Il pea to hen egg. The cures he has made of deep set and long .tanding cancers is truly wondcrful'--Gur- don Advocate. 3 &l& .A &lk w
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Sweet is the taste, and wonder ful the effect of Hugh's FlnN Cor dial, only p cts. at Hugh Moncriet X Bros.
 WE would he pleased t) l.loftt q rlan or woman who has never hlu hcId tc,t or been subject to constipation. AS these seem lo be universal troubles q little advice may be in nordcr. Why should persons cram their stomachs with nallscating purgatiye pills. etc, which sickcn and debilitate when such a pleasant and sterling remedy as Prickly Ash Bitters will act mildly and ef- fectivcly on the liver, kidney, stomach and bowels, and at the same time tone up and strengthen the whole system, causing head srhc, constipation and all such distressing hilsto quickly disappear.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-07-27

BoUGHToN, ARK, June 1, 1887. BOTANIC BLOOD BALM Co.,,
 GENTI.EMEN:-lc chcerfully state the following facts in regard to the use of your medicines in my fami- ly. My little son II years of age suffered from an acute attack of rheumatism, caused by undue eS- posture and chilling of the blood. l heard your remedy recon mended and purchased one bottle of Moncrief X Bro, Prescott, Ark. In about one month after using this bottle he became so much better l got the second bottle which is now being used, and my son IS nearly we'll, and I think by removing him to d cooler climate, (which l will do.) and continuing it's use, per feet cure will be effected. l con- sller B. B. B. a most excellent blood purifier.
 CuAs. II. TITUs, R. R. A'gt.
 Boughton. Ark.
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Saved His Life.

Mir. D. I. Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave, Ky. says he was, for many years, badly afflicted with Phthisic, also Diabetes; the pains were al- most uncomfortable and would some. times almost throw him into con vulsiOns. He tried Electric Bit tcrs and got relief from tue first bottle and after taking six bottles, was entirely cured. and had gained in flesh eighteen pounds. Says he positively believes he would have died; had it not been for the reliei afforded by Electric Bitters. Sold ta fifty cents a bottle by Jno. M
 Milburn. 6
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL,

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